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Who else thinks if Minnesota recovers there, they don't pick up that flag

Mullens internal clock is a casio from 1977 that was dug up from crystal beach sands

dammit, how billsy was that

Mullens with about 4 bad decisions on one play and somehow it's 6 points.

Cue Bengals fans crying about how can you call offside there when it takes away greatness

Mullens is the answer to a question nobody was asking

Home run hitters in the WR position. They're helpful.

Must be nice to just lob up a balloon and have a chance that it gets caught.

Yeah Mullins, it was a forward pass. And it was intercepted 6 inches away from you ,you bum.

Looks like a catch for JJ18, he just doesn stuff like that

"Both ruled out for Sunday" referred to Hyde & Epenesa after not practicing I believe.

That's not very Smartt

I have an inkling his time with the Bills will be Shorter than he thought.

It's not necessarily a "no-judgement" call, and they can and do warn coaches, but if there is a drop-dead must-call line it's when you look down the line and see the receiver's helmet in front of the center's. That's just too far to ignore.

Do they have any other big receivers with bad hands?

I want that pick pointed out for future ref influence far more than the blatant offside. That wasn't even close to an incidental rub; Toney runs right at Benford hitting him forcefully, popping him back, allowing Kelce to come completely clean. OPI is the main element of the KC route trees. And as everyone has pointed out, Taylor being fully behind the center's rearmost sphincter is also an illegal formation.

Isn't that just the final play of every single Bills season?

The difference on the one flagged and the others Orlovsky referenced was Toneys hat was fully forward of the center’s. The others, his foot is even but the hat looks still a shade behind the center’s.

PhaIIus Proboscis is deeply offended by this @18:00

All the money on the line is on the left side, which makes sense with the constraints of the franchise QB in place. McGovern was the splash signing so he's here a while although in retrospect Edwards would not have been a disaster there I think. Dawkins has mostly earned it this year especially on those lead counters to the right. Morse is the obvious replacement candidate for cap purposes, which could cause a short term downgrade as his long-term replacement ramps up. Still, he's a technician and can be bullied in the middle. The Bills identity on the line under Kromer has shifted to power and athleticism. Bates is also a technician and is assumed to have the inside track, but my gut feeling is they like Anderson there as he's a hoss who can stand up 1T's and fits their power/athletic identity.

Those Synergy sticks are no joke. Almost anyone can rip a puck bar down with one.

Yeah I'm not convinced yet. The Chiefs game, they got their preferred defensive matchup an awful lot which was Sneed one-on-one vs anyone, and either forcing the Bills to deliver the ball there, or just knowing the Bills offensive rules would dictate that's where the play would go. There were some wins to be sure, but especially late in the game in crunch time the Bills on O apparently did what the Chiefs wanted them to do an awful lot. There had to be a better matchup or better rules for selecting the best matchup vs that team.

To quote Dennis Green, they are who we thought they were. Also, the Titans pretty much scored all the points in that game for both teams, so it was their turn for the laast 3 mins.